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See you in ChicAGO!See you in ChicAGO!See you in ChicAGO!See you in ChicAGO!

D ear Friends, The 2006 National Convention in ChicAGO is fast

approaching. The convention will be... DAZZLING! Symphony Center concert spectacular with or-ganists Thierry Escaich, Philippe Belanger, Maxine Thevenot and David Schrader performing recently com-posed and newly commissioned works for organ and or-chestra conducted by the sensational Julian Wachner. DIVERSE! Thomas Murray playing the 1922 E.M. Skinner at St. Luke's Episcopal, Chelsea Chen playing the new Fisk at St. Chrysostom's, James O'Donnell playing the Dobson/Schlicker at Valparaiso University, Chicago Community Cho-rus and Mickey Thomas Terry at Moody Church, Sophie-Veronique Cauchefer-Choplin of Paris, Alexander Fiseisky of Russia, Wolfgang Seifen and Stefan Engels of Germany. DARING! An unprecedented array of workshop choices from Gregorian chant to Gospel music, Hispanic resources to Dutch organ music, playing the pedals to performing arts medicine. DELIGHTFUL! Exquisite dining, unparalleled shopping, fabulous fireworks and all the sights and sounds of Chi-cago. For complete details and registration information, visit our website www.agohq.org/2006. Join us July 2-6, 2006, at the Chicago Marriott Hotel on the "Magnificent Mile." We look forward to seeing you! James Thomashower Executive Director Fred Swann President Ron Vanderwest Convention Coordinator Karen Rich Councillor for Competitions and Conventions !

Attention: TCAGO Members Bound for the AGO Convention in Chicago

If you are interested in a roommate for the AGO Convention this summer in Chicago, please let me know (952-496-0431 or [email protected]). I will be gathering the names and facilitating this effort.

Judy Campen, Dean

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PIPENOTESPIPENOTESPIPENOTESPIPENOTES is the official publi-cation of the Twin Cities Chap-ter, American Guild of Organists, and is published 9 times a year, September � June. The Decem-ber and January issues are combined. DEADLINE DATEDEADLINE DATEDEADLINE DATEDEADLINE DATE: Information for PIPENOTES should be re-ceived no later than the 1no later than the 1no later than the 1no later than the 1stststst of of of of the month preceding publica-the month preceding publica-the month preceding publica-the month preceding publica-tiontiontiontion. Subscription cost for per-sons who are not members of the TCAGO is $40/year. Advertising FeesAdvertising FeesAdvertising FeesAdvertising Fees Business card - $60/yr; Full page - $170/insertion; Half pg - $95/insertion; Quarter pg. - $60/insertion; Want ad � $35/2 consecutive issues. Call 952-432-6995. Chapter WebsiteChapter WebsiteChapter WebsiteChapter Website:::: http://www.tcago.org WebmasterWebmasterWebmasterWebmaster:::: David Engen 763-493-3378 [email protected] Brad Althoff, 651-647-6190 [email protected] Dean TCAGODean TCAGODean TCAGODean TCAGO: : : : Judy Campen 952-496-0431 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Organist HelplineOrganist HelplineOrganist HelplineOrganist Helpline: : : : Maria Bucka 612-312-3411; [email protected] TCAGO ADMINISTRATORTCAGO ADMINISTRATORTCAGO ADMINISTRATORTCAGO ADMINISTRATOR: : : : Barb Herzog Phone: 952-432-6995 Fax: 952-432-5226 Email: [email protected] a) Membership/a) Membership/a) Membership/a) Membership/PIPENOTES PIPENOTES PIPENOTES PIPENOTES SubscriptionSubscriptionSubscriptionSubscription [email protected] b) News Items for b) News Items for b) News Items for b) News Items for PipenotesPipenotesPipenotesPipenotes c) Letters to the Editor c) Letters to the Editor c) Letters to the Editor c) Letters to the Editor d) d) d) d) Pipenotes Pipenotes Pipenotes Pipenotes Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Change of Address (Change of Address (Change of Address (Change of Address (PipenotesPipenotesPipenotesPipenotes)))):::: Barb Herzog 952-432-6995 Change of Address (Change of Address (Change of Address (Change of Address (The Ameri-The Ameri-The Ameri-The Ameri-can Organistcan Organistcan Organistcan Organist)))): : : : AGO Headquarters 475 Riverside Dr.,Ste. 1260 New York, NY 10115 212-870-2310 PlacementPlacementPlacementPlacement:::: Robert Anderson 612-377-4450 [email protected] Calendar Coordination/Events Calendar Coordination/Events Calendar Coordination/Events Calendar Coordination/Events SchedulingSchedulingSchedulingScheduling:::: Michael Barone (W) 651-290-1539 (H) 651-228-9885 E-mail: [email protected] O r g a n C a l e n d a r : www.pipedreams.org/calendar

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Dean’s Column Dear Colleagues and Friends, You may have noticed that no program is scheduled for TCAGO for the month of March. Both the Program Com-mittee as well as the Board agree that it is not necessary to have a program every month. However some months have two events scheduled. The American Guild of Organists is promoting a special reduced rate for new membersnew membersnew membersnew members who join by March 31st.

TCAGO supports this move by extending the deadline and by reducing the rates for each level by 30% for all newnewnewnew members who join by May 31May 31May 31May 31stststst. This is a golden opportunity to get a friend/colleague to join now!! There has been some confusion regarding the new TCAGO Advertising Policy. To clarify this, let me quote from the minutes of the last Board meeting: ��if the event is AGO-sponsored, there is no charge. There is a fee for email because that is in lieu of paying postage. If an AGO member is performing, the ad is free in Pipenotes, but there is a charge for email.� If you still have questions, please contact a Board member. As stated in the Chapter Management Handbook, the local chapter is the heart of AGO. That means youyouyouyou are the heart of TCAGO. Yes, youyouyouyou! YouYouYouYou keep the circulation of blood going through the arteries of the system. It is up to youyouyouyou to feed into it as well as to be fed by it. Support TCAGO by getting involved! Peace, joy, and inspiration be yours!

Judy Campen, Dean

Symphonie de la Passion ORGAN REFLECTIONS ON THE ORGAN REFLECTIONS ON THE ORGAN REFLECTIONS ON THE ORGAN REFLECTIONS ON THE STATIONS OF THE CROSSSTATIONS OF THE CROSSSTATIONS OF THE CROSSSTATIONS OF THE CROSS Kathrine Handford, organist Friday, March 3, 2006 5:30 pm Lenten supper; 7 pm program St. Olaf Catholic Church, 215 S. 8th Street, Minneapolis Enjoy fellowship and a light Lenten supper before moving to the church for organ reflections on the Stations of the Cross composed by Paul de Maleingreau. Symphonie de la Passion is a dramatic four movement work depicting scenes from the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ. Influenced by the 18th and 19th century tradition of organists improvising religious program music, Maleingreau's Symphonie will provide the musical narrative to a moving display of projected images. Suggested $5.00 offering for supper. !

Welcome to New Member! Grant Judd

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TCAGO Officers Dean:Dean:Dean:Dean: Judy Campen 952-496-0431 SubSubSubSub----dean:dean:dean:dean: Steve Gentile 612-920-9511 Secretary:Secretary:Secretary:Secretary: Jane Nienaber (H) 763-561-8130; (W) 952-920-8515 Treasurer/Investments: Treasurer/Investments: Treasurer/Investments: Treasurer/Investments: David Geslin 763-856-1044; [email protected]

Board Members Class of 2006: Class of 2006: Class of 2006: Class of 2006: James Frazier, Timo-thy Buendorf, Kathryn Moen Class of 2007: Class of 2007: Class of 2007: Class of 2007: Leonard Danek, Laura Edman, Merritt Nequette Class of 2008: Class of 2008: Class of 2008: Class of 2008: Philip Asgian, Karen Bartz, Kraig Windschitl

Committees Program Committee:Program Committee:Program Committee:Program Committee: Chair: Steve Gentile 612-920-9511 Members: Carolyn Diamond, Michael Barone, Paul Lohman, Yvonne Tho-mas Professional Development:Professional Development:Professional Development:Professional Development: Chair: Jeffrey Patry 612-871-7533 Members: Megen Balda, Charles Fruhstuck, Julie Urban, David Cher-wien, Bob Anderson (consultant) Education Committee:Education Committee:Education Committee:Education Committee: Chair: Phil Asgian 651-293-9115 Members: Melanie Ohnstad, Karen Becker, Phil Asgian, Kirsten Uhlen-berg, Allan Mahnke (ex officio) Composition Committee:Composition Committee:Composition Committee:Composition Committee: Inactive until after 2008 convention Development Committee: Development Committee: Development Committee: Development Committee: Laura Edman 651-439-1071; [email protected] Chaplain: Chaplain: Chaplain: Chaplain: Rev. Michael Edwins 763-529-1998; [email protected] Hospitality: Hospitality: Hospitality: Hospitality: Chair: Carsten Slostad 651-291-8639 Placement Coordinator:Placement Coordinator:Placement Coordinator:Placement Coordinator: Bob Ander-son Publicity:Publicity:Publicity:Publicity: Lynn Shackelford, Kathryn Moen Social Outreach: Social Outreach: Social Outreach: Social Outreach: Laura Edman Archives: Archives: Archives: Archives: Jerry Bonstrom Student Competition Coordinator:Student Competition Coordinator:Student Competition Coordinator:Student Competition Coordinator: Dee Ann Crossley 651-457-8994; [email protected] Guild Examinations:Guild Examinations:Guild Examinations:Guild Examinations: Dr. Allan Mah-nke, DMA, AAGO 651-641-8849; [email protected] 2008 Convention Coordinator:2008 Convention Coordinator:2008 Convention Coordinator:2008 Convention Coordinator: Bill Stump 651-777-7276; [email protected]

The Passion of Jesus of NazarethThe Passion of Jesus of NazarethThe Passion of Jesus of NazarethThe Passion of Jesus of Nazareth com- com- com- com-missioned by VocalEssence, BBC Ra-missioned by VocalEssence, BBC Ra-missioned by VocalEssence, BBC Ra-missioned by VocalEssence, BBC Ra-dio 3; world premiere in Minneapolis dio 3; world premiere in Minneapolis dio 3; world premiere in Minneapolis dio 3; world premiere in Minneapolis By Katryn Conlin VocalEssence and the BBC Singers have collaborated to commission a large-scale work for chorus and or-chestra that will premiere in Minneapolis in March 2006. In a concert titled This Side of HeavenThis Side of HeavenThis Side of HeavenThis Side of Heaven, the world premiere of Francis Grier�s The Passion of Jesus of Nazareth takes place on Saturday, March 11, 2006 (8 pm) at St. Olaf Catholic Church in downtown Minneapo-lis. Minnesota Public Radio will record the concert for later broadcast. For tickets and information, call 612-624-2345 or visit www.vocalessence.org. Contemporary musical settings of the Biblical Passion story are relative rarities, but composer Francis Grier has joined forces with the poet Elizabeth Cook to cre-ate a substantial and highly original work. Both Cook and Grier will be present in Minneapolis for the world premiere. The Passion of Jesus of Nazareth will be illuminated with projected images from the breathtaking new Saint John�s Bible, newly commissioned by Saint John�s Ab-bey.

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This Side of HeavenThis Side of HeavenThis Side of HeavenThis Side of Heaven Saturday, March 11, 2006 8:00 pm St. Olaf Catholic Church 215 South 8th Street Minneapolis, Minn. Concert Conversation 7:15 pm with host John Birge and special guests Francis Grier and Elizabeth Cook Soloists: Maria Jette, Janis Hardy, Dan Dressen, Peter Halvorsen and Mi-chael Jorgensen VocalEssence Ensemble Singers and Minnesota Boychoir with chamber orchestra Philip Brunelle, conductor Tickets: $20-$35* 612-624-2345 or www.vocalessence.org *Students half-price. Group discounts available. Service charges apply.

Minutes for MembershipMinutes for MembershipMinutes for MembershipMinutes for Membership The Membership Development Committee – Linda Armstrong, Laura Edman

and Merritt Nequette " Our Each One � Reach One campaign marches on . . .

1 new member joined in January. We still need 7 to achieve our goal by May 1st.

" The TCAGO Chapter is following National�s lead and offering

a reduced rate for new members (not renewing members) to our Chapter through May 31st, 2006. The reduced rate is $60 for a regular membership.

" 2 tips for encouraging new members which take minutes, not hours!

Print several membership forms from the TCAGO website and send them with a friendly note inviting potential members to join our organi-zation. Be sure to tell them about the reduced rate. Call a potential member and invite them to attend an organ concert and check out the TCAGO website.

" If we achieve our membership goal by May 2006 our Chapter will be

entered in a raffle to win $1000.

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Anyone may list a position opening by writing or calling Robert Anderson, 2024 Kenwood Parkway, Minneapolis, MN 55405-2303, 612612612612----377377377377----4450445044504450. Posi-tions are listed in two consecutive issues of PIPENOTES. If the position is still open, the church is asked to relist the opening. A fee of $50 is requested (with the ad running 2 months, and an additional $15 for each month following) for this service. Checks are to be made payable to: TCAGO (Twin Cities Chapterpayable to: TCAGO (Twin Cities Chapterpayable to: TCAGO (Twin Cities Chapterpayable to: TCAGO (Twin Cities Chapter----American Guild of Organists)American Guild of Organists)American Guild of Organists)American Guild of Organists). Calls will be returned by the next business day. For those who are looking for positions, there are often several weeks between the time a position is open and the date it is published in PIPENOTES. From time to time a congregation is in immediate need. Those of you who would like to have your name suggested to a congregation can leave your name and number with Robert Anderson. His function will be to give a congregation a list of available candidates.

New Church ListingsNew Church ListingsNew Church ListingsNew Church Listings

All churches advertising positions with the TCAGO are asked to complete a questionnaire on their general policies and requirements for a

music position. Churches that have returned their completed form are shown with an asterisk in front of their name. Members wishing more information on specific churches or positions relat-ing to the questionnaire may call Robert Anderson at 612- 377-4450. Organist – People’s Congregational Church, 293 Third Street North, Bayport, MN 55003 PT Organist/Worship Accompanist, 1 ser./1 reh. Qualifications include demonstrated competence with organ, piano, and experi-ence in church music ministry and team player. 13-rank pipe organ. Contact: Rev. Beth Faeth at above address or phone 651-439-5667. May be combined with Director of Music position with right qualifications. Director – People’s Congregational Church, 293 Third Street North, Bayport, MN 55003 PT Director of Music Ministries. Responsibilities include planning worship music, directing Chancel Choir, coordinating other en-sembles, and arranging special music. Should have a 4-year degree or equivalent experience, creative spirit, excellent choir direction, administration and communication skills. Contact: Rev. Beth Faeth or call 651-439-5667. Can be combined with Organist position with right qualifications. Director – Judson Memorial Baptist Church, 4101 Har-riet Ave. So., Minneapolis, MN 55409 PT Music director (half time). Seeking a dynamic and creative Music Director. Primary responsibilities include: directing choir, coordinating music program, working with pastor and Worship Committee. Qualifications: experience as choir director, post secondary music training, good organizational skills, passion for creating quality music, and ability to relate to a broad range of personalities. Contact: Fran Hirsch at 612-825-6462 or email to [email protected]

Past Church ListingsPast Church ListingsPast Church ListingsPast Church Listings Organist - Central Lutheran Church, 1103 School St., Elk River, MN PT Organist/Accompanist, 2 ser./2 reh. Opportunities for direct-ing handbells and brass available. Excellence in organ and piano required. Flexibility and diversity of style is important. Central worships 850 to 1000 on Sunday. Contact: Brenda Shirley, Ad-ministrator at 763-441-2363 or [email protected].

�Grier�s music is dramatic and rich,� says Philip Brunelle. �The story of the Passion has been set to music by many composers over the centuries, notably Bach. Now it comes to us in a contemporary setting with Cook�s beautiful, poetic language that conveys the story as if it were being told today.� The concert takes its title from a line of Eliza-beth Cook�s poetry: �Then he took the cup of wine and blessed it, saying �It is the last wine I shall taste this side of heaven.� � Her libretto is based on the Gospel accounts of the Passion but also includes some incidents and individuals that do not appear in the Gospels. Composer Francis Grier describes the music in these terms: �The musical style is clear and quite simple in its overall expressive-ness, but at times it breaks out into violent and dissonant complex forms. As in the Bach Passions, color is sought through exploiting the musical resources as inventively as possi-ble: at times a section is set for one voice and just two or three instruments, at others the full ensemble provides sudden contrasts.� The first performance in the United Kingdom will be on Good Friday, April 14, 2006 in the Chapel of King�s College, Cam-bridge, given by the choristers of King�s Choir, the BBC Sing-ers and the chamber orchestra Endymion, conducted by Stephen Cleobury. The performance is part of the Easter at King’s festival and will be broadcast live on BBC Radio 3. !

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Francis Grier

Elizabeth Cook

Organist—Plymouth Presbyterian Church, 3755 Dunkirk Lane North, Plymouth, MN 55446 PT Keyboardist for Organ/Piano, 1 ser./1 reh. 400-member church. Strong skills and enthusiasm required. Salary: $12,000. Send résumé to church office. C-763-559-2946. Combined – Family of Christ Lutheran Church, 10985 185th Street West, Lakeville, MN 55044 PT Minister of Music/Pianist/Choir director, 2 ser./1 reh. Need excellent piano skills and some knowledge of traditional and blended worship styles. Some level of choral and instrumental directing skills. Available: ASAP. More details available at www.familyofchrist.com. Contact Pastor Lon Larson at 952-435-5757 or [email protected] !


Many thanks to colleagues and members who are helping to achieve this goal.

As organists and church musicians, we often spend too much time alone practicing, planning, and being overly absorbed in our own job situa-tions. We need each other as colleagues to bounce new ideas off of each other, be inspired by other's talents and be able to lean on each other for advice and support. I think it "takes a village" to make us the best we can be, and our AGO chap-ter should be that community of nurture and inspi-ration. Besides, what other group of people can you talk to about your passion for organ and church music and not be considered a "nerd?!" � Tim Strand

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“Bring Your Own Lunch Recital Series”Recital Series”Recital Series”Recital Series” By George BlackneyBy George BlackneyBy George BlackneyBy George Blackney Good Shepherd Catholic Church 145 Jersey Avenue S. Golden Valley, Minnesota 55426 Organ Recital Series, Wednesdays— 12:15-12:45 pm �Bring your own� lunch and fellowship begins at 11:30 am. Beverages are provided. March 8, James Biery (Cathedral of St. Paul) March 15, Kathryn U. Moen (U. of W., River Falls)

March 22, Mark Kieffer (Nativity of Mary, Bloomington) March 29, Jeffrey Patry (Sacred Heart, Robbinsdale) Pipe Organ: K. C. Marrin-Opus 9, 1994. Thirty-two rank, two manual tracker. GreatGreatGreatGreat: Quintadena 16. Principals 8, 4, 2-2/3, 2, 1-3/5, IV-V. Flute 8, Gamba 4. Trumpet 8. SwellSwellSwellSwell: Geigen Princi-pal 8, 4. Principal 2, Zimbel III. Flute 8, 4, 2-2/3. Cornet V. Dulzian 16, Oboe 8. Tremolo PedalPedalPedalPedal: Bourdon 16, 8. Open Flute 8. Princpal 4. Trombone 16, Trumpet 8-Gt. For further information, contact George Blackney 763-544-0416. !

K.C. Marrin-Opus 9, 1994

Come and Hear your Favorites….by Nancy! By Nancy Lancaster The 2005-2006 House of Hope MUSIC AT FOUR SERIES will con-tinue on Sunday, March 26 at 4:00 when organist Nancy Lancas-ter is presented in recital. Mrs. Lancaster, Organist and Coordina-tor of Music at House of Hope, has planned a program of familiar or-gan pieces which are some of her favorite works as well as favorites of friends and colleagues, and it will include compositions by Franck, Widor, Bach, Vaughan Wil-liams, Diemer and Vierne. The recital will feature the 97-rank organ by C. B. Fisk, Inc., built in 1979. This event is free of charge and open to the public. It will be preceded by a carillon prelude at 3:30 pm played by David Johnson, House of Hope Carillonneur. The church is located at 797 Summit Avenue, St. Paul. !

Nancy Lancaster


Overview of 2005-2006 TCAGO Program Year

April 22, 2006 - Augustana Lutheran Church, West St. Paul, AGO Competition April 28, 2006, 7:30 pm - Church of St. Helena

Recital, Gail Archer, organist; Suggested donation

April 29, 2006, 9:30—12:00 noon � St. Mary�s Chapel, St. Paul Seminary, Suggested donation

Lecture/Slide Presentation and Master Class by Gail Archer on Early Organ Music – Bach & Before May 7, 2006, 2:00 pm�Augustana Lutheran Church, West St. Paul AGO Competition Winners Recital

May 21 , 2006, 5:00 – 8:00 pm - Dress-up- Champagne-Hors d’Oeuvres Party

Open House – Special Entertainment Cost: $20

June 19, 2006 Annual Boat Cruise/Picnic, Cost: $10

New Directory Listing Diane E. Alveshere H (320)763-4517 702 County Rd. 22 NW W (320)763-6631 Alexandria, MN 56308 C (320)808-0876 Organist, First Lutheran, Sauk Centre, MN Org./Ch. Accomp., First Congregational UCC, Alexandria, MN Email: [email protected] Dave Goulette H (651)439-3316 296 5th Ave. N. C (651)341-6481 Bayport, MN 55003 Organist/Accompanist, Trinity Lutheran, Stillwater, MN Email: [email protected] Douglas Nelson C (651)335-0254 1284 Euclid St. St. Paul, MN 55106 Organist, First Presbyterian, So. St. Paul Assoc. Double Bass, LaCrosse Symphony, LaCrosse, WI Address ChangeAddress ChangeAddress ChangeAddress Change Raymond Johnston 8808 Hopewood Ln. N. New Hope, MN 55427-1049 !


THE ART OF THE ART OF THE ART OF THE ART OF THE BACH CANTATATHE BACH CANTATATHE BACH CANTATATHE BACH CANTATA By Thomas LancasterBy Thomas LancasterBy Thomas LancasterBy Thomas Lancaster On Sunday, March 12 at 4:00 pm, the singers and orches-tra of the Bach Soci-ety of Minnesota, conducted by Tho-mas Lancaster, will perform a concert of three of J. S. Bach's sacred cantatas on the Music at Four Series at House of Hope Presbyterian Church, 797 Sum-mit Avenue, Saint Paul. An early can-tata, Komm, du süße Todesstunde, BWV 161 (composed in Weimar), will open the program, followed by two cantatas from 1723, Bach's first year in Leipzig: Du sollt Gott, deinen Herren lieben, BWV 77, and Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben, BWV 147, the latter of which contains the original version of the well known chorus Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring. The Bach Society, reorganized in 2004, is an ensemble of sixteen professional singers, some of whom sing the solo movements as well as the choruses, just as Bach's singers did. String players perform on Baroque instruments. Tick-ets ($20, $17 senior, $12 student) are available from The Schubert Club: Phone 651-292-3268. !

Bach Society members in rehearsal

Seven Last Words of ChristSeven Last Words of ChristSeven Last Words of ChristSeven Last Words of Christ By Jim Frazier

The choir of Saint John the Evangelist Episcopal Church in Saint Paul will sing choral evensong for Lent and the Seven Last Words of Christ by Théodore Dubois on Sunday, March 19 at 4pm. This once-popular cantata is seldom performed today. Organist Helen Jensen will play the orchestral score for the Dubois on Saint John's four-manual EM Skinner/Moller or-gan, assisted by harp and timpani. The soloists will be so-prano Linda Zelig, tenor William Pederson, and baritone James Bohn, with James Frazier conducting.

The church is located at 60 Kent Street at Portland, one block north of Summit, and one block east of Dale. There is ample off-street parking on Summit. The church is handicap accessible from Kent Street. A free-will contribution will be received to benefit the Winifred Bean Evensong Fund. A reception will follow. For further information contact Jim Fra-zier at 651-228-1172. !

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! By Steve Gentile Steve Gentile will be presenting an organ recital to celebrate his birthday and that of J.S. Bach on Tuesday, March 21, at the Church of St. Helena, 33rd Avenue at 43rd Street, Min-neapolis at 7:30 pm. A birthday party will follow the re-cital. No presents please, but you may contribute to the or-gan fund. The program will include chorale-preludes and the St. Anne Triple Fugue from Bach's Clavierubung , and the new Sonata for Organ (2004) by Gerald Near. The second half of the recital will feature music of the the Ste. Clotilde tradition: Music of C. Franck, G. Pierne, E. Bonnal and J. Langlais. Gentile has been Director of Music/Organist at St. Helena for 25 years and is currently serving at the Sub-dean and Pro-gram Chair for the TCAGO. He studied at the Oberlin Conser-

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Hats off to J.S. Bach! In a tribute to Bach, Stephen Self will per-form Bach�s music on the magnificent 4000-pipe Blackinton organ in Benson Great Hall on the Bethel Univer-sity campus, located at 3900 Bethel Drive in St. Paul. The Blackin-ton organ was built in the fall of 2003, and since that time, many fine artists have performed on the instrument. Stephen Self is no exception, and he will certainly make the pipes sing with magnificent sound! Plan to attend and immerse your-self in the beautiful sight and delightful sounds of this sure-to-please performance! The concert, which also includes compositions by Reger, Karg-Elert, Sokola, Beall and Adler, will take place on Tuesday evening, March 14 at 7:30 pm. There is no admission charge for this concert, and the public is most cordially invited. !

vatory of Music, the University of Minnesota, Northwestern University, in Haarlem, the Netherlands and in Paris, France. He taught at the MacPhail Center for the Arts for 34 years. This concert is part of the 2005-2006 Celebration Series at St. Helena. The next concert in the series will feature Gail Archer in recital at St. Helena on Friday, April 28 at 7:30. She will also be leading a Masterclass/Lecture/Slide presentation on Saturday, April 29, 9:30-12 noon at St. Mary's Chapel, St. Paul Seminary. Please come and bring a friend. !

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Blackinton organ, Benson Great Hall

Resource Directory Available The Diapason has published its 2006 Resource Directory. Designed as an organist�s handbook, the Resource Directory provides listings of companies, individuals, products and services for the organ and church music fields. A directory of associations and calendar of events are also included. The Diapason Resource Directory is available for $5.00 postpaid, and included free with each subscription to The Diapason; 56 pages, 5-3/8² x 8² format. For information: Jerome Butera, Editor, The Diapason, 380 E. Northwest Hwy., Suite 200, Des Plaines, IL 60016-2282; 847/391-1045; <[email protected]>; <www.TheDiapason.com>. Jerome Butera Editor, The Diapason

You are invited to: Pipes, Pedals, & PizzaYou are invited to: Pipes, Pedals, & PizzaYou are invited to: Pipes, Pedals, & PizzaYou are invited to: Pipes, Pedals, & Pizza Sunday, March 19, 4:00 pmSunday, March 19, 4:00 pmSunday, March 19, 4:00 pmSunday, March 19, 4:00 pm by Maria Buckaby Maria Buckaby Maria Buckaby Maria Bucka An event sponsored by the Bethlehem Music Series (presented by Maria Bucka) for children 3 years old �6th grade, their family and friends. The concert will be pre-sented at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Minneapolis- 4100 Lyndale Avenue South. The concert is open to the public and appropriate, enjoyable, and educational for any age. Children will be encouraged to join Maria in the balcony, and there will be a wide screen that will display the concert for the rest of the audience. The concert will be less than an hour and will be broken in two sections, including an intermission for drinks and stretching. There will also be time for the children to play the organ, and a picture taken of them seated at the organ. In-cluded in the concert will be: ♫ Some familiar pieces to both young and old�. Toccata in D Minor � J.S. Bach Liberty Bell March of John Phillip Sousa

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The Star Spangled Banner � Dudley Buck # A �rap piece� for organ and narrator describing the organ and how it works � The King of Instru ments by Daniel Burton & A piece for pedals only � Pedaling Through China by Ron Boud ! A new piece (commissioned especially for this concert)- The Enchanted Castle by local composer, Hiram Titus, who will be in attendance for the event. As part of this event, we are hosting a contest featuring questions about the organ. The questions will be available for several weeks before the concert so answers can be ob-tained more easily. The drawing will take place at the conclu-sion of the concert, and prizes will be awarded for three dif-ferent age groups. Pizza will follow the concert. We encour-age you and your children to attend this event, as well as any of your relatives, neighbors or friends. If you have any ques-tions or comments regarding this concert, please feel free to contact Maria Bucka at any time. (612-312-3411). !

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Organ Open HouseOrgan Open HouseOrgan Open HouseOrgan Open House By Charles Hendrickson The new Hendrickson tracker studio pipe organ at Minnesota State Univer-sity, Mankato, will be celebrated with an open house on Saturday, March 25th. The day will begin with a stop at the Historic Johnson organ at the Chapel of Our Lady of Good Counsel, 170 Good Counsel Drive, Mankato at 9:00 am. This visit is part of the regular meeting of the Sioux Trails Chapter of the AGO.

At about 10:00 am, the open house for the 6-rank Hendrick-son organ will begin in room 103 of the Performing Arts Center of MSU, Mankato. All are invited to play the organ, meet visitors, as well as Profes-sor Linda Duckett and her stu-dents, and the builder, Charles

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Prof. Linda Duckett

Charles Hendrickson


Hendrickson. Former students of Duckett as well as stu-dents of previous organ teachers, Dr. Kim Kasling, Ron Anderson and Dr. Paul Karvonen will perform, though none of these is a recital. At noon, a buffet lunch will be available to all at the nearby Student Union. This will include brief remarks by Prof. Duckett and Charles Hendrickson. After lunch, the organ will be open again for all to examine. Displays of organ-related materials will be available. The day will close at 4:00 pm. You may come and go as you wish during the day. The event is free and open to all; the lunch is at your cost. Further information at: [email protected] !

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Contemporary Music for Organ and Bassoon at the University of Minnesota

By Dean Billmeyer

Prof. William Davis - Bassoon, University of Georgia and Prof. Jolene Davis - Organ, University of Georgia will perform a recital of contemporary music for bassoon & organ. William Davis will also present a demonstration of extended tech-niques for the bassoon. Prof Davis is an acknowledged ex-pert on these modern techniques as well as an internation-ally recognized composer. William Davis has been a faculty member in the University of Georgia School of Music since 1981. He earned Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees at the University of Kan-sas, and the Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the Eastman School of Music. His main bassoon teachers have been David Van Hoesen and Austin Ledwith, and he has studied composition with John Pozdro, Samuel Adler and Warren Benson. He is featured as a bassoon soloist or chamber mu-sician on eight commercial compact discs. His published compositions include works for soloists, chamber ensem-bles, chorus, and symphonic band, and his works for orches-tra have been performed by the San Antonio Symphony, the Atlanta Symphony, the Macon Symphony, and other orches-tras. Prior to taking his current position at the University of Georgia, he was an Army Band Officer (1972-74), a bassoon-ist in the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra (1974-75), and a faculty member at West Texas State University (1975-81). He has served as President of the National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors, President of the Southeastern Composers League, and Vice President of the International Double Reed Society. Jolene Davis has been a faculty member in the University of Georgia School of Music since 1982, teaching organ, harpsi-chord, music theory and church music. She earned the

Bachelor of Music degree at Southwestern College in Winfield, Kansas and the Master of Music and Doctor of Mu-sical Arts degrees (in organ performance) at the University of Kansas. She studied organ with James Moeser and James Strand and piano with Larry Solomon. In addition to regular performances in Georgia, she has performed extensively at international, national, and regional professional confer-ences and on guest artist recitals at universities around the United States. She has been particularly active in perform-ances of twentieth-century music and has premiered several compostions. She has served as President of the Georgia Association of Music Theorists and as Dean of the Northeast Georgia Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 2 - 5pm, ORGAN STUDIO ROOM 213, FERGUSON HALL, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA WEST BANK CAMPUS. FREE/OPEN Contact: Jen Jackson 612-626-1094 or [email protected]. !

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SAMUEL BARBER: Toccata Festiva, Op. 36 -Saarbrücken Radio Orchestra/Johannes Wildner, conductor; Christian Schmitt (1994 Kuhn/ Colle-giate Church of St. Arnual, Saarbrücken, Germany) Audite CD-92.506

ULRICH HERKENHOFF: Chanson & Danse, fr Suite Macedonia for Pan-pipes and Organ -Ulrich Herkenhoff, pan-pipes; Matthias Keller (Eule/ Church of the Ascension, Munich, Germany) Koch-Schwann CD-3.6492

HERMAN BERLINSKI: Adagietto for Flute and Organ -Frances Shelly, flute; Steven Egler (1987 Marcussen/Wiedemann Recital Hall, University of K a n s a s , W i c h i t a , K S ) Summit CD-174

LOUIS VIERNE: Marche triomphale in f# for Organ and Brasses, Op. 46 -Chicago Millar Brass; Wolf-gang Rübsam (1928 Skinner/Rockefeller Chapel, Chicago, IL) Organ CD-7206

WALTER PISTON: Prelude & Allegro for Organ and Strings -Orchestra of St. Luke's/Gerre Hancock, conductor; Judith Hancock (Aeolian-Skinner/St. Thomas Church, New York City) Koch CD-7567

MICHEL CORRETTE: Organ Concerto No. 4 in C -Concerto Rococo; Jean-Patrice Brosse (1982 La-croix/St. Bertrand, Comminges, France) Pierre Verany CD-793113

JOSEPH JONGEN: Humoresque, Op. 92 -Donale Moline, cello; Randall Swanson (1983 Casavant/ St. C l e m e n t ' s C h u r c h , C h i c a g o , I L ) Dorian CD-80148

THEODORE DUBOIS: Fantaisie Triomphale -Ingolstadt Philharmonic/Alfredo Ibarra, conductor; Franz Hauk (1977 Klais/Ingolstadt Cathedral, Ger-many) Guild CD-7185

BENJAMIN BRITTEN: Prelude and Fugue on a Theme of Vittoria -Stephen Cleobury (1968 Harri-son/King's College Chapel, Cambridge, England) Priory CD-005 (PRMS)

KENNETH LEIGHTON: Let all the world in every corner sing -King's College Choir/Stephen Cleobury, director; Christopher Hughes, o. EMI Classics CD-54418 (PRMS)

EDGAR BAINTON: And I saw a new heaven -King's College Choir/Stephen Cleobury, director; Christopher Hughes, o. EMI Classics CD-54418 (PRMS)

MAX REGER: Dankpsalm, Op. 145, no. 2 -Stephen Cleobury (1968 Harrison/King's College Chapel) Priory CD-185 (PRMS)

WILLIAM BOYCE: Voluntaries in D -Crispian Steele Perkins, tpt; Stephen Cleobury (Harrison/Kings' College Chapel, Cambridge, Eng-land) Priory CD-189 (PRMS)

PATRICK HADLEY: I sing of a maiden -Tom Win-penny, o; King's College Choristers/ Stephen Cleobury, director. EMI Classics CD-57812 (PRMS)

SIGFRID KARG-ELERT: Symphonic Canzona (Fugue, Canzona and Epilogue), Op. 85, no. 3 -Corina Belcea, vn; Ashley Grote, o; King's College Choir/Stephen Cleobury, director. EMI Classics CD-57812 (PRMS)

J.S. BACH: In dulci jubilo, S. 729. LOUIS VIERNE: Carillon de Westminster, Op. 54, no. 6 -Ashley Grote, o (King's College Chapel) Pipe-dreams Archive (r. 12/24/03)

GABRIEL FAURE: Messe Basse --Tom Winpenny, o; King's College Choristers/ Stephen Cleobury, director. EMI Classics CD-57812 (PRMS)

HERBERT HOWELLS: Rhapsody for Organ, Op. 17, no. 3 -Stephen Cleobury (1992 Harrison/King's College Chapel) Argo CD-430.205 (nla)

More information about the Chapel, Choir and Organ at King's College, Cambridge, is available online at www.kings.cam.ac.uk .

J. S. BACH: Prelude in E-flat, S. 552. CLAUDE BALBASTRE: 3 Pieces (Fantasie; Basse de Trom-pette; Petite Chase). JEHAN ALAIN: Deuxieme Fantasie -Guy Bovet (2000 Fisk/ Benaroya Hall, Seattle) Pipedreams Archive (r. 7/2/00)

ANTONIO VIVALDI (trans. Christie): Concerto Grosso in D, RV. 93. ANONYMOUS: Daphne Variations, fr Camphuysen Manuscript. J. P. SWEELINCK: Malle Sijmen. DIETRICH BUX-TEHUDE: Chorale-prelude, Von Gott will ich nicht lassen. BUXTEHUDE: Praeludium in g (BuxWV 148) -James David Christie (1984 Fritts-Richards/St. Alphonsus Catholic Church, Seattle) Pipedreams Archive (r. 7/3-5/00)

GABRIEL PIERNÉ: Cantilene, Op. 29, no. 2. BRUCE NESWICK: Fantasy on Sine nomine. ANTON HEILLER: Ecce lignum crucis. MAR-CEL DUPRÉ: Prelude & Fugue in C, Op. 36, no. 3 -Bruce Neswick (1998 Fritts/Lagerquist Hall, Pa-cific Lutheran University, Tacoma) Pipedreams A r c h i v e (r. 7/4/00)

J. S. BACH: 'Little' Prelude & Fugue in G, S. 557; Chorale-prelude, Nun ruhen all Wälde, S. 756; Fugue in G, S. 581 -Christopher Herrick (1975 Metzler/St. Michael's Church, Kaisten, Switzerland) CD-67263

CARL PHILIP EMMANUEL BACH: Fantasy & Fugue in c -Istvan Ruppert (1993 Aquincum/ Bene-dictine Abbey, Tihany, Hungary) Do-La Studio CD-114

GOTTFRIED AUGUST HOMILIUS: Chorale-preludes (2), Jesus, meine Zuversicht -Jan Van Mol (1727 König/Steinfeld Basilica, Germany) Pavane CD-7271

JOHANN CHRISTOPHE ALTNICKOL: Ricercar in C -Graham Barber (1727 Müller/ Jacobijnerkerk, Leeuwarden, The Netherlands) Priory CD-520

J.S. BACH (trans Alexandre Guilmant): Sinfonia in D, S. 29 (from Cantata No. 29, Wir danken dir, Gott) -Johannes Geffert (1928 Behnmann/St. Mar-tin's Church, Dornbirn, Austria) Edition Lade CD-030

J. S. BACH (trans Arno Landmann): Chaconne in d, S. 1004 (from Solo Violin Partita No. 2) -Johannes Geffert (1928 Behnmann/St. Martin's Church, Dorn-birn, Austria) Edition Lade CD-030

JOHANN OLEY: Chorale-prelude, Weg mit?; Inven-tion No. 4 in a -Calvin Bowman (1980 Ahrend/Monash University, Victoria, Australia) Priory CD-66

FELIX MENDELSSOHN (trans. Bossert): Prelude & Fugue in A-flat, Op. 35, no. 4 -Christoph Bossert (1850 Schönach/St. Peter & Paul Church, Kastel-ruth, Germany) Intercord CD-855.913

J. S. BACH: Vivace (1st mvt.), fr Trio Sonata No. 6 in G, S. 530. BACH: Fugue in E-flat, S. 552 -Andreas Liebig (1692 Schnitger/ Martinikerk, Gron-ingen, The Netherlands) Ars Musici CD-1390

PROGRAM NO. 0609 3/5/2006

Organ Plus . . . as always, glorious sounds result when a pipe organ teams up with other instruments.

PROGRAM NO. 0610 3/12/2006

Fit for King's. . . from England's famous and historic King's College Chapel in Cambridge, performances plus conversation with organist/choirmaster Stephen Cleobury.

PROGRAM NO. 0611 3/19/2006

Seattle Serenade . . . varied concert performances from an American Guild of Organists national con-vention.

PROGRAM NO. 0612 3/26/2006

Around Bach . . . music by offspring, pupils, and later enthusiasts for whom the works of Johann Sebastian Bach were both beacon and benediction.


Calendar of Upcoming EventsCalendar of Upcoming EventsCalendar of Upcoming EventsCalendar of Upcoming Events

March Friday, March 3, 5:30 pm (supper); 7:00 pm (program) Organ Reflections on The Stations of the Cross, St. Olaf Catholic Church, Minneapolis Wednesday, March 8, 12:15 pm James Biery Lunch time Recital, Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Golden Valley Saturday, March 11, 8:00 pm This Side of Heaven (VocalEssence Concert), St. Olaf Catholic Church, Minneapolis Sunday, March 12, 4:00 pm The Art of the Bach Cantata (Bach Society of Minnesota), House of Hope Presbyterian Church, St. Paul Tuesday, March 14, 7:30 pm Stephen Self Organ Recital, Benson Great Hall, Bethel Univer-sity, St. Paul Wednesday, March 15, 12:15 pm Kathryn U. Moen Lunch time Recital, Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Golden Valley Sunday, March 19, 4:00 pm Pipes, Pedals, & Pizza, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Minnea-polis Sunday, March 19, 4:00 pm Choral Evensong (Seven Last Words of Christ), St. John the Evangelist Episcopal Church, St. Paul Tuesday, March 21, 7:30 pm Steve Gentile Organ Recital, Church of St. Helena, Minneapo-lis Wednesday, March 22, 12:15 pm Mark Kieffer Lunch time Recital, Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Golden Valley Saturday, March 25, 9:00 am and following Organ Open House, beginning at Chapel of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Mankato, Minn. Sunday, March 26, 2:00 – 5:00 pm Contemporary Music for Organ and Bassoon (Prof. Wm. Davis/Prof. Jolene Davis), Ferguson Hall, Studio 213, U of M, West Bank Campus, Minneapolis Sunday, March 26, 4:00 pm Nancy Lancaster Organ Recital, House of Hope Presbyterian Church, St. Paul

Wednesday, March 29, 12:15 pm Jeffrey Patry Lunch time Recital, Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Golden Valley

April

Tuesday, April 4, 7:00 pm Larua Edman DMA Recital, Ferguson Hall, Studio 213, U of M, West Bank Campus, Minneapolis Friday, April 28, 7:30 pm Gail Archer Organ Recital, Church of St. Helena, Minneapolis Saturday, April 29, 9:30—noon Lecture/Slide Presentation & Master Class with Gail Archer, St. Mary�s Chapel, St. Paul Seminary, St. Paul Substitute Listing (www.tcago.org)Substitute Listing (www.tcago.org)Substitute Listing (www.tcago.org)Substitute Listing (www.tcago.org) This listing is for active AGO voting members only. To make additions or changes, call Barb Herzog at 952-432-6995. Code: S = Available to play on Sundays; O = Available for other special services such as weddings/funerals; C = Will direct a choir Key/Name Ph./Email Denom. Pref. (SC) Carolyn Allmon 952-934-8581 Lutheran (SO) Diane Alveshere [email protected] (SOC) Mari Lyn Ampe 651-699-1195 (O) Linda M. Armstrong 952-546-3166 (O) Lisa Baker 651-738-1297 Lutheran (ELCA) (S) Megen Balda 612-767-7603 (SO) Karen Bartz 952-936-9682 (SO) Doris Bartunek 763-425-6442 (OC) George H. Behr 763-522-6719 (SOC) Helen Billing 218-732-5776 (summer) 651-483-3653 (O) George Blackney 763-544-0416 x13 (O) Mary Bonde 763-458-5431 Lutheran (O) Kathleen Borgen 952-898-1480 (SOC) Christopher Brand (H) 612-588-5489 (W) 612-316-1858 (O) Kathleen Bredenkamp 763-588-5237 (SOC) Joyce L. Brown 651-489-5092 (SO) June Carlson Butler 651-674-7375 (SO) James Callahan 651-224-3285 (O) Marjorie Carlson 612-377-2074 (O) Diane Cina 612-827-5009 (O) Walter Cogswell 651-653-1938 (O) Paul Comnick 612-627-9530 (SO) Sharon Currie 651-636-3704 (O) Peter Dahlstrom 763-421-1479 (SO) Laura Edman 651-439-1071 (SOC) Randall Egan 612-377-4450 (SO) Warren Elness 952-881-1189 Lutheran


Key/Name Ph./Email Denom. Pref. (OC) Duane M. Esterly 763-509-0966 Lutheran (SOC) Jerry A. Evenrud 952-927-5820 (S) Paul Fedora 612-823-6436 (O) Mark Fideldy 763-607-7303 Luth. (ELCA, LCMS) (O) David Fiebiger 651-717-9690 (OC) Sharon Follingstad 763-535-4586 (SC) Sheldon Gaard 507-318-9563 (harpist also) (O) Regina Gabiel [email protected] (O) Steve Gentile 612-920-9511 (O) James T. Gerber 612-874-9721 (SO) Amy Glasscock 763-557-7338 (O) Bjorn K. Gustafson 612-789-9636 (SOC) Kathrine Handford 651-436-2002 (O) Mark Hanson 763-784-2410 (SO) Charles Harder 651-452-4599 (OC) Jeremy Paul Haug 612-578-8058 (OC) John Helgen 612-827-6006 (SO) Robert Henstein 651-459-7477 (SOC) Terry Hoopman 612-871-8752 (SC) Gladys Howell 651-275-3483 (OC) Jeffrey Jamieson 952-895-8244 R.C./Anglican (S) Gene Janssen 952-939-0617 (SOC) Dianne Jelle 612-920-3922 (O) Ralph Johansen [email protected] (O) Raymond Johnston 612-870-7800 (O) Winston Kaehler 651-699-4183 (O) Mark Kieffer 612-827-1805 Catholic (O) Sharon Kleckner 651-698-2714 (O) Sarah Koehler 651-312-1356 (O) Patricia Kohnen 651-490-0213 (O) Kristina Langlois 952-929-4956 (O) Jim Lansing 763-542-7909 (O) Joyce Larson 612-306-8379 (OC) Charlotte Lawson 612-722-6388 (OC) David Lesniaski 651-636-5753 (SOC) Timothy Lovelace [email protected] (SO) Robert Luther 763-767-0739 (O) Charlotte McLendon 651-501-4901 (O) Jacob Manier 651-917-9630 (SOC) Kathryn Moen 651-644-6931 (SO) Karen Murphy 952-294-9954 (O) Thomas Mustachio [email protected] (S) Martha Mutch [email protected] (OC) Jon Naatjes 952-412-6334 (O) Mary Newton 763-546-1307 Luth., Meth., Epis. (O) Jeffrey A. Patry 612-871-7533 (SO) Dorothy Paulson 651-488-9805 Roman Catholic (SO) Bobbi Peterson 763-427-2790 (S) Corine Petraborg 651-484-4849 (SO) Beth Petrick 651-249-7506 (O) Anne Phillips 507-383-9663 (SO) Karine Platt 763-420-8616 (SOC) Jack Potthoff 651-774-5048 (SO) Christine Prokop 763-443-5228 (SO)Timothy Rand 612-378-1658 (O) Cindy Reents 651-483-4169 (OC) Mary Joy Rieder 651-686-7849 (O) Crystal Rossow 763-755-8380 (S) Roger Ruckert 651-638-9622 (O) John Salveson 612-240-2055 (S) Stephen M. Schaefer 651-644-7715 (O) Deb Schoenberger 651-429-3631 (OC) Stephen Self 651-481-3297 (SC) Lynn Shackelford 952-903-9631 (SOC) Tim Short (H) 651-489-7169 (SOC) Herm Sittard 651-552-0096 (OC) Mark Spitzack 612-659-1893 (SO) Martin Stachnik 612-341-0615 (SO) Richard Steege 952-544-3079 (SOC) Philip Steen 612-928-9874 (SOC) Stephanie Stone 612-721-1262

Key/Name Ph./Email Denom. Pref. (SO) Chris Stroh 320-420-6461 (C) Peggy Swalm 612-824-0600 (SOC) Faith Swenson (piano only) 763-473-4385 (O) Cheri Sykes 651-335-0048 (SO) Hazel S. Thomas [email protected] (SOC) Yvonne Thomas 952-938-6227 (O) Ruth E. Thorsell 651-777-4563 (SOC) Christina Ufer 507-236-7793 (SOC) Sheryl Vande Kamp 952-997-6157 (O) Richard Waggoner 763-374-3784 (O) Christopher Wallace [email protected] (SC) Jan Wardlaw 651-224-2286 Protestant (O) Dorothy Williams [email protected] (O) Lawrence Wilson 651-699-0812 (O) Chad Winterfeldt (507)934-1836 (SOC) L. Robert Wolf 651-456-0860 (O) Lorna K. Wolthoff 952-934-3554

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